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ONE VALLEY, THREE TRADES

The valley grows it, weaves it, carves it. We ship it.

Saffron and shilajit from the high pastures, pashmina from the looms of downtown Srinagar, papier-mâché and walnut wood from family workshops. Bought at source, sold with the lot number attached.

Start shopping See what's in season
SaffronCrocus sativus
PashminaCapra hircus
Walnut & almondJuglans regia
Papier-mâchéNaqashi work
  • Lot-tracedEvery pack carries a harvest year and a grower's lot number.
  • Lab-tested ediblesSaffron graded to ISO 3632; shilajit and honey report available per batch.
  • GI-registered craftsKashmir saffron, pashmina and papier-mâché all carry GI protection.
  • Ships worldwideTracked in 3–5 days from Srinagar. Edibles vacuum-sealed.

Three houses, one valley

Everything we sell falls under one of three trades. Pick a house, or build a hamper that crosses all three.

HOUSE I

The Pantry

What the valley grows, gathers and dries. Weighed, sealed and dated.

  • Saffron
  • Shilajit
  • Honey
  • Almonds
  • Walnuts
  • Dried apricot
  • Kahwa & spice
  • Gift tins
Enter the pantry HOUSE II

The Loom

Handspun and handwoven. Every shawl comes with its weaver's card.

  • Pashmina shawls
  • Kani weave
  • Sozni embroidery
  • Stoles
  • Men's lohis
  • Scarves
  • Wool throws
  • Bridal pieces
Enter the loom HOUSE III

The Workshop

Papier-mâché and walnut wood, cut and painted by named artisans.

  • Jewellery boxes
  • Bowls & trays
  • Lamps
  • Wall decor
  • Walnut carving
  • Furniture
  • Tableware
  • Figurines
Enter the workshop

From the pantry

Sold by weight and grade, the way a trader would sell it. Choose your size on the card.

What's in season

Edibles are sold from the most recent harvest, not from a warehouse. Here's when each one actually comes in.

Out of season means out of stock here. We'd rather you wait for the new lot than buy last year's.

A shawl takes three people and most of a year

The fibre is combed from the underbelly of the changthangi goat in Ladakh, spun by hand on a yinder in Srinagar, woven on a wooden loom, then embroidered stitch by stitch in sozni. A kani shawl can take eighteen months on the loom alone.

Every shawl ships with a card naming the weaver, the fibre count and the weave, plus a burn-test note so you can verify it yourself.

Browse the loom

Hampers across the houses

The most common order is one thing from each house. We box them together, or you build your own.

SET I

The Wedding Box

  • Mongra saffron, 2 g
  • Dry fruit mix, 500 g
  • Naqashi jewellery box

₹3,400 ₹3,900

SET II

The Winter Box

  • Kahwa blend, 100 g
  • Acacia honey, 250 g
  • Wool stole

₹4,200

BUILD

Your own box

  • Pick any three items
  • Walnut-wood gift crate
  • Handwritten card

From ₹2,500

From the workshop

Papier-mâché and walnut wood. Each piece names the workshop that made it.